Christmas is an important part of Christian culture because it commemorates the birth of Jesus Christ and is celebrated on December 25. The tradition of celebrating Christmas Eve stems partly from Christian worship, which begins at sunset and is based on the biblical creation story of this religion, which is said to begin at sunset one day and end at dawn the next.

Many members of the Roman Catholic Church and Protestants celebrate Christmas on December 25, and many also celebrate it on the evening of December 24. Members of most Orthodox churches around the world also celebrate December 25 as the Nativity of Christ. Some Orthodox Christians in Russia, Ukraine, the Holy Land, and elsewhere, because they follow the Julian calendar, celebrate Christmas on January 7.
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